The development of industry cannot make a "Great Leap forward"

Recently, there is a bad tendency that many people are eager for quick success and quick profit, impatient and rash forward in the development of the agricultural industry, and like to engage in the "Great Leap forward." The specific manifestations are as follows: in order to get rich early and get rich quickly, some farmers blindly introduce and implement short-term, flat and quick get-rich projects and blindly expand the scale of production and operation; although some private owners who used to be engaged in non-agricultural industries have turned to agriculture, however, in terms of business philosophy and mode of operation, they still remain in the past and expand blindly and rapidly. In order to make early and great achievements, some grass-roots cadres often strongly promote the rapid development of a certain industry by means of policy stimulation, interest induction, setting targets, setting tasks, and speeding up progress. Although the above wishes are good, they often turn out to be counterproductive.

Rome is not built in a day. The development of agricultural industry cannot be expected to be achieved overnight. Compared with other industries, agriculture has its special side: first, the regional nature is very strong, and the successful experience of other places can only be used for reference locally, but cannot be "copied"; second, there are many unforeseen risks, in addition to the incalculable market risks. there are also many natural risks that are difficult to control; third, the quality of many production and management subjects is still very low, and the improvement of the quality of farmers is also a very long process. Therefore, there is a basic principle that must be adhered to in the agricultural industry, that is, any new variety and technology must be tested and demonstrated before it can be steadily promoted. To develop the agricultural industry, we also need to first experiment, then demonstrate, and then popularize, and we need to accumulate down-to-earth experience, improve technology, cultivate talents, improve quality, accumulate strength, persevere, and move forward steadily and steadily step by step. only in this way can we reduce all kinds of risks as far as possible and avoid causing major mistakes and losses. If you violate the objective laws of agricultural development, are unwilling to take the time to do solid basic work, blindly get hot-headed, are greedy for merit, and always want to "pull out seedlings to encourage" and engage in "leapfrog" development, it is easy to step into the misunderstanding of blind movement. and then there's an irreversible situation.